Following the Fish - A History of Commercial Fishing Along Minnes...
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Following the Fish: A History of Commercial Fishing Along Minnesota’s North Shore
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English | May 12th, 2026 | ISBN: 1681343061 | 392 pages | True EPUB | 32.94 MB
The first comprehensive history of commercial fishing and fishing settlements along Minnesota's North Shore shares new conclusions regarding the fishery from 1650 to the present day.
North of Duluth, off of Highway 61, picturesque old fishing structures hint at the era when commercial fishing was the prime pursuit of families in a string of villages and towns that includes Knife River, Tofte, Hovland, and many more. A history of this industry—netting trout, herring, whitefish, and smelt for sale in local communities and beyond—begins with Indigenous fishers who traded and sold their catch to the fur companies, and includes later arrivals hailing from Nordic fishing traditions.